this week in science This week in science - Community review
This week in science - Community review
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1. Have you already read any article from the "This week in science" series?
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Yes.
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No.
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2. Is a weekly review of the most interesting scientific news of the week relevant to you?
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Yes, of course!
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Somewhat...
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No way!0
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3. Are the articles from the weekly "This week in science" series relevant to you?
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Yes, of course!
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Somewhat...
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No way!0
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4. Which of the following topics should be covered more often on the series?
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Physics.
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Chemistry.
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Biology.
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Energy.
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Medicine.
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Ecology.
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Space exploration.
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Automation.
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5. From the articles published until now, which have you liked the most?
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This week in science: Coral reef bleaching returns, 3D computer chip imagery, and more
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This week in science: Potatoes on Mars, first synthetic cell receptor, and more
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This week in science: Prep for TRAPPIST-1 system research, supersolid state, and more
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This week in science: The first magnetic resonance microscope, new Earth-sized planets, and more
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This week in science: anyone can help astronomers and more search for dark matter
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This week in science: Metallic hydrogen doubts, a holographic universe study, and more
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This week in science: Metallic hydrogen, electricity without heating, and more
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